Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-21

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From the Boston Globe.
have Just completed an investigation Of the
most remarkable cures ever performed In this
country, and as far as history knows In the world
at least for the past 1900 years. The facts I am
about to give are greater than the average mar
will believe, though not q statement that give
but what can be proven by the sworn testimony
OF many.
The physician performing these cures is one who
for years been at the head OF the greatest and
most successful practice In this country, who has
without doubt performed the most wonderful
cures ever wrought in America
For many years he has been the most successful
physician in this country and his cures have been
regarded as miracles OF the century. HIS patients
are among the greatest men, the greatest profess
SIGNALS and greatest minds OF the world. What
ever may be said from prejudice, no one can deny
that these wonderful cures are performed, that he
| has robbed death OF its victims In thousands OF
instances and changed the sick bed OF suffering
into couch OF ease How he does these things
Others FAIL that he controls disease in It's mysteri
| Gus complications and changes
| DEATHS PRESENCE
the dying bed into the pillow OF health no one
| deny. His treatment and cures have been most
thoroughly Investigated by the leading journals,
| this age, and by all he has been pronounced the
miraculous healer Of the nineteenth century.
The physician we speak Of is DR.. R C. Flower,
Haven Conn, who is one OF the greatest educators
OF our country, being an allOphatic physician him.
and toxicologs in leading aiiopatnic College, for
| ten years president OF the Cleveland Female
4 Seminary, at Cleveland, Ohio. for the last 1ve
years member OF the
| ROYAL SOCIETY
OF Chemists of London says in q recent letter to
the Hartford Post that he has been intimate with
Dr. Flower for years, and has watched carefully his
treatment Of all kinds of disease; that Dr. Flower
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sicians Of Philadelphia had failed In their treat
| ment to benefit him.
his treatment Of disease he had, on account Of his
professional preJudices believed him to be Quack;
that he was years Investigating DR.. Flowers work
| PEELED him to say that he believed him to be the
greatest and most successful physician in the
| world.
Professor Humiston then relates several cures
| made by DR.. Flower some years ago that are at
the present time cures. One was little girl nine
step since she was two years old, that her limbs
were emacfated and twisted out OF shape, that she
had been treated By the Leading physicians and
as incurable, that In few months Dr. Flower re-
stored this child to perfect health, symmetry of
He recites a remarkable cure Of the son OF promi-
| nent Philadelphia lawyer which sounds more like
an apostolic cure than anything we have ever
was sitting in DR.. Flowers of1ce one afternoon
when Byron Woodward entered greatly excited.
go with me; my little boy is dying from spinal
meningitis. He has been in comatose state for
several hours and gradually sinking. have had
the best physicians OF the city attending him. A
| rev hours ago they pronounced him 1ncurabe,
and say he cannot possibly live any longer than
| tomorrow morning. You are my last hope, doc-
/ tor; for Gods sake come! His mothers heart is
breaking"
DR.. Flower started Immediately for the train to
West Philadelphia, to the home Of Mr.. w. When
he reached the house the boy was dying, his
| breathing was short ard labored-all in the sick
room were In tears DR.. Flower put drop OF
! something upon his tongue, put his right hand
upon his forehead. his left hand hold of the pulse
and In less than half an hour the dying patient
was cool, the congestion was removed, the breath
ing became natural, when the boy opened his eyes
from out OF the valley OF death, sat up amid the
tears and praises to God OF dozen or more who
were staining around the bed.
! HE WAS CURED.
| "Give him something to eat" said Dr. Flower,
and shaking hands with the parents who were weep
ing for JOY bidding his little patient goodbye he has
| tened TO the train, returning Immediately home
These facts were witnessed by nearly twenty peo-
| pie, who will confederate every statement.
Another cure cited by Professor Humiston was
that OF young man; He says: saw the young
| man brought to the doctors office on q bed. His
| physician had pronounced his case
HOPELESS PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
He had terrible cough and vas much emaciated.
The second visit the young man came without his
bed. and in short time he was entirely cured.
| Professor Humiston recites a number OF these
|
scribed DR.. Flowers diagnostic powers He says:
Dr Flower never asks patient to describe his
aiseass as ne can Tell the patient bis trouble
tell himself That this statement will be verified
I by thousands whose disease DR.. Flower has dag
nosed In this marvellous manner. That the doctor
disclaims anything supernatural in 1t, though he
does not explain how he does 1t. Professor Hum
iston further describes many OF these marvellous
examinations witnessed BY himself which would
not seem possible short OF
| DIVINE AID.
| In speaking Of DR.. Flowers patients he SAYS they
are largely Of the representative people Of the diff
! ferent business and professions Of the country.
He closes Se BY SAYING that the question as to how
| swered, but that he has arisen to and holds the
position OF conQueror Of
SICKNESS AND DEATH
| Is good news as well as a great truth
| The Chicago Times OF December y devoted two
columns to DR.. Flowers miraculous cures recently
performed In Minnesota and Wisconsin. It details
the cure OF lite boy Of A. F. Schladuiska, OF
Winona Mimi 1t states that from almost his birth
ne mad been helpless with paralysis OF the limbs
| and spine; could not move or turn himself around
upon the nOor. He had a frghtfully large protu-
berant abdomen while his legs. emaciated TO skin
and bone, were mere pipestems also posterior
curvature OF the spine; that his parents had had
him treated by the leading physicians OF the State
finally pronounced him incurable. As last resort
| they took their child TO DIR. Flower, who In a few
| months time made an absolute cure in the Ian
guage OF the mother. The former lump OF sufier.
ing, de1orlnlty and pain become, under the treat
| ment or DR.. Flower, a straight, erect, plump
| AND HEALTHY BOY.
Another cure given was that of C. H. Munger, OF
Palmyra, Wis His disease was that OF paralysis
OF spine and limbs, produced by an injury; also
curvature OF spine, with scrofulous assesses that
ne mad been attended by the leading physicians of
/ MS home and Milwaukee, without any benefit
/ Whatever; that they had pronounced his case In
| durable and that he could not live long. AS last
resort he went TO see Dr. Flower, who, in a few
| months time, performed ON him wonderful cure
| and to-day he is q sound and healthy man.
| Another case given Is that or George Ferris IT,
| or Elkhorn, Wis. His disease was that OF con.
| sumption OF the lungs, chronic catarrh and ner.
vOuS dyspepsia. In emaciated condition he was
| taken 10 see DR.. Flower: he had been pronounced
lncurable oy the leading physicians Of the country
| after treating him without any effect. That after
eight months under DR.. Flowers care he was
he has enjoyed ever since, and Is now in perfect
health.
MOST ASTOUNDING CURE
was that Of Mrs r. Campbell, Of Elkhorn, Wis
| We give her own language:
She said her trouble was at first of a scrofulous
nature, but gradually developed into a cancer
Nine years ago IL appeared In the form OF tumOr
On the right side or the abdomen IL Increased IN
SIZE gradually, becoming very painful, with draw.
Ing sensations and shooting pains. II was then
regarded as Malignant and after consultation
with physicians, cut, or an operation performed.
The pains continued, but the wound never healed
The food she ate only partially digested Instead
| or passing through the natural channels it found
| It's way out through the opening In the side. She
also had a fungus growth In the lower intestines